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Return to Question of the Week Highlights Have you attended Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party at the Magic Kingdom in the past? If so would you recommend this event to others? What about the Halloween party did you find enjoyable? Any tips you can suggest for people to get the most out of Mickey's Halloween Party? Answers posted to the list: We have been twice now, and plan to go again on our upcoming trip,
so I guess you could say we enjoy it!
I've been 4 times in the last 6 years. I absolutely LOVE it.
And would recommend it. I love seeing MK decked out in holiday decorations.
And of course Disney just really does awesome decorations. Seeing
the characters in their Halloween costumes. Trick or Treating for
candy.
----- MNSSHP is great! I would definately recommend it to anyone.
My wife and I went a few years ago and had a ball. We are going
again this year with my 2 1/2 year old son. Pirates Of the Caribbean Arrive early stay late and plan to see all the events and trick or treat, make doing rides secondary!
We went last year and there was many adults dressed up most Disney some not. My husband (age 33) and I (age 32) were Woody and Jessie our son was Buzz (age 5) and our daughter (age 9) left the Toy Story theme and dressed as Pocahontas. We also took my parents (age 52 & 50) and my grandmother (age 68). They also dressed up. At first they threatened me that if we were the only adults dressed up I was dead. They even tried to back out at the last minute but when we out to the bus stop and other adults were dressed up then they started enjoying it and started playing their parts which were Captain Hook, Sally and Cruela DeVill. Dad loved the Pirate ride. The kids all thought he was part of the attraction and asked him questions about peter pan. It was funny. We got a picture of him next to the treasure chest. That's a great memory. Crystal ----- We did the party in 1997, when there were only two or three parties limited to right around Halloween night. It poured on that trip (our first) and we were soaked most of the time. The day of the party it rained harder than any other day and we were worried that we would be rained out. We had our two nieces with us and the five of us all had costumes for the party. Fortunately, the rain stopped just before the party started. We had a blast going trick or treating at the party. However, our son was only 4 at the time and he got tired out, so I took him back to the Polynesian to go to bed while my husband stayed with our two nieces. They got back about midnight. But we didn't see the Headless Horseman, so that's one of my main things that I'm doing on Oct 12 this year. Deborah ----- My friends and I have gone to the Halloween Party the last three years. We are all adults, ranging from 25-40 years old, but are all still kids at heart. We have all dressed up, planning costumes for a month before our trip. We have had so much fun there racing each other to the trick or treat stands, going on the rides and taking pictures with the characters. We have even gotten kids we have me involved with candy trading on the monorail as we made our way to our next destination, Pleasure Island. This is the first year that we were not able to schedule our "girls trip" during Oct so to everyone that is going to the party enjoy it for us!!! ----- We did MNSSHP last year with my two (plus two grandparents). Nicholas was 3 at the time. Nicholas had never had issues with dark, scary before - loves It's a Small World. However, he came unglued when we entered MNSSHP. (Of course, it didn't help that after walking in, he got lost in the "fog" and was separated from us for
a few mintues due to the que for the strollers.) done early entry that morning). We were unable to awaken him,
so he went around asleep in the stroller for a while until my parents
felt pity and started to take him back to the hotel. parents only made it back with him about 20 minutes before we
returned with Madeline (then 6) after the fireworks. crowded than we expected, and neither of our kids really got into the trick or treat element (they both have a nut allergy, so we have to really watch their
candy). Return to Question of the Week Highlights
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